I am a long time fan and user of Draytek Vigor routers. Currently using 2860's VDSL lines with multiple public IP's set using WAN IP Alias.

This router has been perfect for my needs to date.

I am now going to be migrating to a Fibre service which is 1gb down 100mb up. The supplied router is very homey and no support for multiple IP's.

My question is, which Vigor (if any) would be a suitable replacement? I'm guessing I could just use the WAN2 port on a 2860 but just wondering whether these would cope with the potential throughput of a 1gb service?

Perhaps one of the non VDSL/ADSL models would be more appropriate?

Any useful advice gratefully received

Jason.

If you look at the product comparison sheet you'll see only the 3900 Firewall is rated at 1Gbs throughput. As you can see the 2860 is rated for 300Mbs.
http://www.draytek.co.uk/support/5

You might be better off building your own Linux based router if you're brave enough.
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/04/the-ars-guide-to-building-a-linux-router-from-scratch/

Thanks for this, I'd recently looked at the Vigor 2952 which might be a good option, particularly as it uses the 2860 style O/S which I'm already comfortable with...

What do you think?

I presume you're referring to the Firewall throughput? That doesn't appear to be on the spec for the 3900, unless I'm missing it somewhere....

towernet wrote: I presume you're referring to the Firewall throughput? That doesn't appear to be on the spec for the 3900, unless I'm missing it somewhere....

It is shown in the product comparison, if nowhere else.